President Andrzej Duda spoke on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Vincent Vitos in Wierzkhoslawice.
In his speech, the politician talked about Vitos's attitude and The current situation in the country. – Vincent Witos wanted a free, sovereign, independent and democratic Poland without its ills, such as corruption. Therefore, among others, he left PSL and founded PSL Piast, because he was against the weakness and corruption of the then party government. He knew how such a phenomenon destroys the country and that they should be condemned with all their might. Where is the PSL today? He is part of the ruling coalition that imprisons MPs – asked President Duda.
What does the head of PSL say about this? “Vincent Witos fought for a law-abiding, free and democratic Poland. A Poland where everyone is equal before the law and the interests of the party are never higher than the interests of the motherland. It is worth it, except for the leader. The people's movement implements the ideas he was committed to,” wrote Vice- Prime Minister Władysław Kosińak-Kamiś on the X website.
Political war over the National Prosecutor's Office
Not only the imprisonment of MPs Mariusz Kaminski and Maciej Vesic causes great emotions. The website DoRzeczy.pl published the entry on Saturday From the attempt to take over the National Prosecutor's Office by the Minister of Justice, Adam Bodnar. The case caused a political storm. Experts and judges noted that the action of the head of the Ministry of Justice was illegal. Bodnar MPs also protested the attack on the Prosecutor's Office at the General Prosecutor's Office. On Sunday, they issued a statement, where they point to a number of violations in the minister's actions.
We remind you that on Friday Adam Bodnar became acting national prosecutor. became Jacek Bilevich. This decision was criticized by both experts and President Andrzej Duda, as it was taken in violation of the law.
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